There's no signage at the front but finding the place should never be an issue - simply look for New York’s iconic Prince Street subway station on Wyndham Street and you will find it in a heartbeat.
As usual, I headed straight to the bar area to get a closer look at the open kitchen.
The space is nicely decorated like the interior of a subway station.
Even the food menu looks like a subway map. To make things even more interesting, all 10 items on the menu were named with a subway station. Talk about matching the theme.....
Upper West "Atomic" Wings ($55), 3.5/10
Chicken wings were slow-cooked for hours before being deep fried into this golden brown color and served with a spicy sauce and charred scallion sour cream.
I thought they had something going there but evidently that was not the case after just my first bite. This was really bland.
Prince Street Station Sliders ($75), 4/10
Another neatly designed dish with Wagyu beef tongue, foie gras and toasted bun that looked good on paper but didn't come to fruition.
32nd St "K-Town" Ramen Burger ($68), 7/10
The signature dish and "poster boy" of Street Meat here. Wagyu beef bulgogi, fried ramen buns and spicy kimche. A highly innovative dish and it's a very good one.
Upper East Macaron Sandwich ($55), 4/10
Fast forward to dessert now, we had the one and only dessert here - Upper East Macaron Sandwich and today's flavor was pistachio. A little disappointed that it was too sweet and too artificial.
Food Rating: 4.5/10
Price: $$$
Address: G/F, 50 Wyndham Street, Central, Hong Kong
Closest Metro Station: Central
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